My book, "Moses in the Twelfth Dynasty Egyptian Literature: a Reconstruction" identified Moses as Sinuhe and as Sesostris III (among a list of family identifications, with family trees) detailed at arismhobeth.com.

I have a vague feeling that Homer's saga about Odysseus may be another version of the missing parts of Moses's life. And therefore also his Egyptian identification.

I have no problem with the Atlantic Ocean being the venue of the Odyssey. (Consider the books of Henriette Mertz) Mertz suggested that the ancient Michigan copper mines supplied the Egyptian builders.

I know all these ideas are way out of mainstream, but perhaps mainstream scholars have missed the boat anyway.
Any comments? Sincerely, Aris M. Hobeth